EE Times is the leading weekly newspaper for design engineers and technical managers who are major decision-makers in the electronics industry. The publication is circulated to professionals working in the computer, communications, industrial, military/aerospace, components, test & measurement, and other industrial OEM markets. Visit EE Times Online for more technology news and features. Friday, September 26, 1997

Unbreakable Mentor Mentor refocuses, confirms Exemplar spin-off Cadence Flexes Muscle Avant! users may face legal action Japanese Spending Less Citing weak IC sales, Mitsubishi forecasts loss No Java Announcement Sun's EmbeddedJava platform delayed Java Stays with Sun Sun refuses to turn over Java trademark to ISO Postage Meters Going Electronic AT&T, Microsoft take stakes in e-postage startup Going to 32 and 64 Bits Embedded software tools ready to roll Exponential Woes Struggling Exponential sues Apple Secret Service Makes a Pitch Smart-card development focuses on security

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